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What Is the Electric Field Magnitude in the Copper Section of a Composite Wire?
Yup i found it by using this formula whereby i added the resistance of each component using their respective length and 'roe' since they are in series before dividing 5V with the total resistance to get 45amperes. i obtained J by I/A, where I=45amperes and A= 2.827*10^-7 sqm to get J=1.59*10^8...- aeris
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What Is the Electric Field Magnitude in the Copper Section of a Composite Wire?
Mmm.. i found out that I=45amperes and A=2.827*10^-7 sqm and found out that J=1.59*10^8. To find E in copper section i multiplied this J by 'roe'_copper= 1.72*10^-8 to get E=2.74V/m. But the answer is wrong. thanks!- aeris
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What Is the Electric Field Magnitude in the Copper Section of a Composite Wire?
Efield in Composite Wire..Pls help! Homework Statement A 2.0m length of wire is made by welding the end of a 1.2m long silver wire to the end of an 0.8m long copper wire. Each piece of wire is 0.60mm in diameter. The wire is at room temperature. A potential difference of 5.0V is maintained...- aeris
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